August 11, 1870 (4 pages)

i870. uished 8s from “ BE 2. The ion entitled ito HIS pment, * ” . * * * + eae aad ube aE eeabes. e # on pons tw the AL. _LOSAL ITems. Frait Shipments, ‘Grass Valley, has shipped a considerable quantity of fruit to Denver. Last year he sent fruitof all kinds, packing it well, so ‘it arrived in good condition. He has sent so far this season nothing but apples, but will send grapes and other fruits in “the . Fall, We understand that he has made a good profit, which is perhaps mainly due to the care he has taken in packing the _ fruit seas to avoidloss. The towns along the Pacific Railroad are all growing, if not rapidly, at least fast enough to consume all thesurplus fruit in the mountains within a reasonable distance of the road. Winter apples are the most profitable, and the best qualities of these are grown in the higher altitudes—say between 2,500 and 3,500 feet. There is no necessity for allowing fruit. to roton the ground,’ as has frequently been done in this county; there will always be a market for it in the mountain region to the east, aiid facilities for. shipping will improve as the production increases. An Unfortunate Speculation. ‘The Grass Valley Union complains of a Nevada paper, for announcing, that in consequence of the’ burning of the snow sheds; the’supply of ice would be cat off. On that hint, a Grass Valley speculator: telegraphed for two tone, which cost him five cents a pound. But it seems, the: regular supply continued atiGrass Valley, and he lost two and‘a half cents & pound, on his ice. ~The operator evidently is not-qualified fora successful speculator ; if he pos“sesses the nerve'to invest, he lacks the __-energy.to carry.his plans through suc, . . cessfully. As.a matter of fact the supply wiis cut off at Nevada, and for two days no ice was to be had in’ town. Had the Grass Valley man brought his ice here, he might readily have disposed ‘of the two tons at a handsome advance. A speculator must have his eyes open, and keep posted on the state of the markets, ee he would. win. “A Guilty Conscience needs no @oeuser.?? An item in the TRANSORIPT a day or two ago, suggesting that the extraordinary ‘heat of this Summer is caused by ‘the solar system sepproaching a warmer region in space, appears to have greatly affected the local of our Main ‘street neighbor. He svems to imagine that we intended the item especially for his benefit. Far from it, We had no reference to his drifting toward the place the good book speaks about in divers and sundry places. If he com‘plains of the heat now, what will be}. his “feelinks,” unless he changes his ‘ways, when he has shuffled off this morta] coil? Repent, dear fellow, and you may reach that, place for which we are booked. Selah! ' @rrestior Cuville. — On the receipt of information Tuesday of the death of Tim Scantlin, complaint was mode before Justice Caldwell charging Cuvilla with murder,and @ warrant was issued and placed in the hatids of Sheriff Dickson for his arrest. The Sheriff proceeded to You Bet, took “Cavilla into custody, brought him. to Nevada, and committed him to jail.) The indictment against ~Cavilla, for assault with a deadly weapon, was yesspudeyettipeninnedt in the County! Coart. Large Screws. ‘Wm. Campbell, the contractor for repairing the Suspension bridge, received yesterday two large jack screws with which to raise the structure. It is said that each screw can be made to raise a ae tons. wr Burial. The remains of Scantlin, who died Tuesday morning, from the effects of a pistel shot wound inflicted by Cuvilla a week previous, were brought to Nevada yesterday, and buried in the Catholic cemetery. Propaté Court. In the Probate Court yesterday an érder was:made granting letters of ad _ministration to Ann. ee on the ‘Jed, and ismow on the ground at the . put down as soon as a better supply of . vania mill, for the gravel lead that exLaccording to specifications now on file “The new pipe for thio thea ‘or the wa ter works has been manufactured, painttunnel, . It isan excellent lot of pipe, and it is believed will last as long ‘as galvanized iron, which has formerly been used. The paint with which it is coated is a mixture of chlorinized sulphurets, mineral’ paint and white lead. All the materials for laying the pipe are on the ground, and it will be water is had, which will probably be in a day ortwo. The ‘water will not be shut. off entirely for more than half an hour, South Yuba Gravel Company. The claims of this company, located enly a few weeks ago, are situated about @ mile above the Central House, and on the South Yuba side ofthe ridge. They have had men at work on the ground, who have a.tunnel in some distance, which is run around on the rim Tock, 6ne sidé of the tunnel being in gravel. “We learn that this gravel prospects feniarkably well, according to some-accounts averaging twe bits to the pan, and the gold is mostly coarse. The company held'‘a meeting on Tuesday evening, and resolved to incorporate, believing this to be the best course to pursue in opening the ground. It is their intention to put up hydraulic works, and have everything ready for operation the coming season. Prospecting Shaft, A company has commenced sinking . .8s a prospecting shaft above the Pennsyltends along the base of the ridge. Quartz Location. ten claims of one hundred feet each, on the Pennsylvania quartz ledge, situated on Mary’s Hill, in Grass Valley Township. Painting, ~ Bids will be received at the Union Hotel, up to Saturday evening next, for the painting of the Suspension Bridge, at the County Clerk’s office. OLD OFAN D. NEW coops, —aND— PROPRIETORS. OLIVER & FOX NEW HAS PURCHASED THE STORE formerly owned the pe & Whi You Het, now offer to publice gene Dry Goods, Clothing. and Groceries, AT THE LOWEST Por Cash, adliliiasineedt Approved Credit for 30 days, And hope by strict attention to business; to, meérit_a share of public patronage. (ALL PARTIES indebted to the late firm of Mason & White, will please call.and ee accounts immediately, and save am Bet, July nth, 1870—3w. fyi Household Furniture For Sale! TRS IN WANT OF FURNITURE CAN obtain at about half cost,BED ROOM SETS, ~ ‘TABLES, . ROCKING CHAIRS, STUDY TABLE & BOOK CASE, WASHING MACHINE AND WRINGER, STEWART STOVE, CROCKERY, &e, &c., by calling at the house of the subscriber. Se ae PARKER. guese, five feet two inches high, ‘sharp feat. a blue} ex. nt ebb ae chy seen had on a deed aie beown teowhs pares and asmall white hat. , Augé6—lw: . A Broadside for Humbuge. Incompetence and assurance generally go hand in hand, and of all the tribe of preten-] tious knownothings. with which society is afflicted, the unscientific “medicine men” i who attempt to tamper with the health of the community are the most dangerous and the most impudent. So much by way of Text. Now fora st cial and particular application. It appears that a mushroom growth of so called “Bitters,” is springing up under different names. in. varions localities, particularly in the Southern and Western States, which the venders have the hardihood to recommend to eaey-goiag people upon whom they think they’ can impose, as' a substitute for Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, long recognized by every class.as the purest and best medicated stimulant and invigorant the worldaffords. The concoctions referred to: being composed of worthless material offer a larger margin for profit than that Celebrated Tonic, and hence the anxiety of dollar worshiping dealers to foist them upon the public in its place. But “forwarned is santa » and all pestis, whom these distinguished (1) belage ‘are endeavoring to coax and’ inveigle into substituting fr aetandard remedy, are hereby . informed of the selfish and sordid motives which underlies the representations in question The great popularity and vast sales of Hostetter’s Bitters, can ngt, of course,be seriously impaired by these “tricks of the trade, "but as the debilitated and suffering have a direct: interest in the. matter, it is pen. an. act of passes’ to put them on their guard. ~ Peter Cadden and others have located . = . MARKET PRICES . fhis Valuable —, Medicine has been 0 widely and favorably wnin our own and foreign countries upwards of THIRTY YEARS! It has lost none of its good name by reposied trials bak: consinges . iy oceupy & promfoo Internal Remedy. For kinds o ior CHO t ila ph sician. In ,or the most s y' India, Africa and China, where this dreadful disease is more or aglow the Pain pg is. natives, as well gre eg those climates, a pdt REMEDY ; ae ole It Ie most efictent remedy for pain. it tad fo gga getine, even in unskilifal FF oo rms or Pevcrnrennnt each batile. Sold by . Prices . 50 ets., and $1 per hottie, aug 8 PRESTON & FAIRCHILD No, 48, Broad Street, Druggists and Apothecaries And Dealers In Paints, Oils and Varnishes. WNévada, July 20th, 187). W M. BAILES M.D. ere &. Homepathic Physician Broad Street, opposite National cates on Lt adjoining Loring’s. JAMES A. STIDGER, Attorney at Law Ate EpR THE SALE OF] MINING Leasing and Houses meet Lots. Collections preety attended to Pe i with O, P. suave in NORTH ~ DR. HM. TILING, . GRADUATE AT THE University oF DoRrPat. OFFICE—Masonic ae RESIDENCE—Corner Spring nd Pine Streets, Nevada City, Saltfors NILES SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law, “ OFFICE—Corne of Broad and Pine Streets over Carley & Beckman’s saloon __ vada. JOHN CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Justice of he Peace. Nearly opposite Bas er ote anne beh ta con wm, CAMPBELL. e droite and. ener Aja ty At the Court House. Who offer far — Indueemeate . " CLOTHING, * WILL PURCHASE Two Dollars worth Se” CLOWEING . 5 J OREAT BARGAINS FOR ALL!. BrBAN s ER BROS.= (ne Hunired rhowsan Dollars . Srenran. a WORTH oF FURNISHING GOODS, BOYS’ CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, MATS, &c. ai ae. &e. At doable Low Prices . One Half of former Rates! EVERY DOLLAR SPENT cee A Tene BANNER'S EMPORIUM, of Goods, A GOOD INDUCEMENT —FOR AED IN -NEED OF _ wHaTE DAYS 1 Come and see the Bigest Store, the best selected Stock and the LOWEST PRICES ever . C8#® offered in the Interior of the State ! ‘Now is the time to make your purchases, A general invitation is extended to ail. BANNER BROS. CORNER BROAD & PINE STREETS. ‘Where do you buy your Harness, Saddles, Robes, Collars, &o? WILLIAM HOLMES, ON BROAD STREET, . A few doors below Lancaster's Stable. moe inform the people of this city an the unding towns that_he has on hand a large and splendid stock of Harness, of all kinds, Saddles, Ladiew and Gents, Carriage Trimmings, . Blankets, Robes, Bits &ec. &e. To be sold at San Francisco prices, ey” CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF %-REPATRING of all kinds and CUSTOM WORK done to order. a) FOUNTAIN SODA, AT THE .U 8. BAKERY, FINE STREET. JULIUS DREYFUSS, Kee Cream and Fountain Soda, At-ail hours of the day and evening. Parties supplied on short notice. Oyster Stews served up in the highest style of the art. Pound, Fruit Cake, iced or plain, made to order. Fresh Bread, ig oe to customers every morning. Orders let at the Bakery will be promp y attended to. jeo PiISELLING ouUT! a-THE ENTIRE STOCK IN_ges GEORGE KEENEY’S HARDWARE STORE ! wu BE CLOSED OUT IMMEDIATELY GREATLY R CED Calas ! Terms C : to the Estate of George Keeney, et either Note or Account, are Sapa to call and andge-. tle the same without de : M.S. DEAL Attorney and Counselor at Law. Y, A of ‘ite. riage and its Impediments i “Watanood : Control of the Passions.” Salemi Rekie PACIFIC INSURANCE 0 pectiully inform the eltizens . Ww oF ® city and vicinity. prepared to supply the most delicious All persons kaon ia indehead. Dre. 7.8 E. BECK, — P ROPRIETOR OF % NEW YORK MU mes eres aaa herd of Premature earnest Metie. “No. 321 Powell Street, Where he may be consulted on Can ne mittee 80 Many years success: MENTAL AND. PHYSICAL DERILI.TY, SPERMATORREGRA, ‘NOC! oe eran see Sine ae “CONTROL OF OF THE PASSIONS.” This able work, @ recent production of DR. B treats princi oe the Nervous and ‘Grenlatts ‘4 unetlons moe OReD. Manhood may be T, and how 0 GOURNAL OF CHEMISTRY. bis The abo rk so cents, trade mer week on on 4 of “DR. 8, T. E. ‘BECK, — Pee ane PowRL, STREET. tar" Due Notice will be of theyea a New York of. pedis a till 8 Fa. an und Rog ou, aly os a Sundays, 9 ; : No. 921 Powell Street, Corner Geary Street, San Francieco, jy30-3m «COMPANY, . 422, California -Street, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. Btotks.>--re eee: {81000 000,00 Loans on Real Estate aa baie Collat— worth $2,420,000. 0 sre00000 be Ges + cies. Scosche iy in Banks. United States. and other Streets .-.5. POS eee doecesees Other Assets. hh ba das whoa ie Total Assetgin Gold, oiaati Ge Losses Paid Promptly in Gold. on Aajustment, : A. J, Ralston, Sec*’y,. a. _3: Mant, Prevt. Insurance effected on the moet & * ~SY— ay ‘ PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, 20 _Agents for Nevada, Os). MARBLE ‘WORKS . On Broad erro Nevada City. joneen, 302,648.00 % ple ot Nevada County that e he is prepared to man‘facture to order MONT RAVE STONES, TABLE TOPS, ‘ WASH STANDB,&c. At as low rates a6 the U5! aa can be wr all “4 Grave Lots, Bu Sq aig a) iy of brick work dispatch. 70,000 ores “hte Orders le New York Monee, oF eich bt! the Daily Transcript Olen Brevis BP prompt attention. Nevada, Jaly foun ie, THOMSON: LARGE SALE OF FURNITURE At Cost Prices! ~ necator J, Bs JOHNSTON Freee EVERS an IN HIS STORE Orit RICES, on and a this date. ‘the cy oda im part o PARLOR SETS, BEDROOM SETS, BED AND BEDDING, TABLES, ALL KINDS, SOFAS, Oe CHAIRS, BUREAUS, LOUNGES, . And in fabt every in fact everything ths that is usually By sein’ an establishmen i will be foe goods and prea. Je Be JOHNSTON, In National Exchange Hotel Building. Nevada, July 28th, 1870. WILLIAMS & J Attorneys & Counselors at Law: And Notaries Public. : J.B. i -— ** TRANSCRIPT’ BUILD W, WI “Commissioner of Deeds . tor the State of Nevada. Nevade, Cal, of!” ay Losees and SS posansnnannenieests eseenee ‘ 4 u me + of Cee enn teeraranl minima iterate See ON NT

i870. uished 8s from “ BE 2. The ion entitled ito HIS pment, * ” . * * * + eae aad ube aE eeabes. e # on pons tw the AL. _LOSAL ITems. Frait Shipments, ‘Grass Valley, has shipped a considerable quantity of fruit to Denver. Last year he sent fruitof all kinds, packing it well, so ‘it arrived in good condition. He has sent so far this season nothing but apples, but will send grapes and other fruits in “the . Fall, We understand that he has made a good profit, which is perhaps mainly due to the care he has taken in packing the _ fruit seas to avoidloss. The towns along the Pacific Railroad are all growing, if not rapidly, at least fast enough to consume all thesurplus fruit in the mountains within a reasonable distance of the road. Winter apples are the most profitable, and the best qualities of these are grown in the higher altitudes—say between 2,500 and 3,500 feet. There is no necessity for allowing fruit. to roton the ground,’ as has frequently been done in this county; there will always be a market for it in the mountain region to the east, aiid facilities for. shipping will improve as the production increases. An Unfortunate Speculation. ‘The Grass Valley Union complains of a Nevada paper, for announcing, that in consequence of the’ burning of the snow sheds; the’supply of ice would be cat off. On that hint, a Grass Valley speculator: telegraphed for two tone, which cost him five cents a pound. But it seems, the: regular supply continued atiGrass Valley, and he lost two and‘a half cents & pound, on his ice. ~The operator evidently is not-qualified fora successful speculator ; if he pos“sesses the nerve'to invest, he lacks the __-energy.to carry.his plans through suc, . . cessfully.. As.a matter of fact the supply wiis cut off at Nevada, and for two days no ice was to be had in’ town. Had the Grass Valley man brought his ice here, he might readily have disposed ‘of the two tons at a handsome advance. A speculator must have his eyes open, and keep posted on the state of the markets, ee he would. win. “A Guilty Conscience needs no @oeuser.?? An item in the TRANSORIPT a day or two ago, suggesting that the extraordinary ‘heat of this Summer is caused by ‘the solar system sepproaching a warmer region in space, appears to have greatly affected the local of our Main ‘street neighbor. He svems to imagine that we intended the item especially for his benefit. Far from it, We had no reference to his drifting toward the place the good book speaks about in divers and sundry places. If he com‘plains of the heat now, what will be}. his “feelinks,” unless he changes his ‘ways, when he has shuffled off this morta] coil? Repent, dear fellow, and you may reach that, place for which we are booked. Selah! ' @rrestior Cuville. — On the receipt of information Tuesday of the death of Tim Scantlin, complaint was mode before Justice Caldwell charging Cuvilla with murder,and @ warrant was issued and placed in the hatids of Sheriff Dickson for his arrest. The Sheriff proceeded to You Bet, took “Cavilla into custody, brought him. to Nevada, and committed him to jail.) The indictment against ~Cavilla, for assault with a deadly weapon, was yesspudeyettipeninnedt in the County! Coart. Large Screws. ‘Wm. Campbell, the contractor for repairing the Suspension bridge, received yesterday two large jack screws with which to raise the structure. It is said that each screw can be made to raise a ae tons. wr Burial. The remains of Scantlin, who died Tuesday morning, from the effects of a pistel shot wound inflicted by Cuvilla a week previous, were brought to Nevada yesterday, and buried in the Catholic cemetery. Propaté Court. In the Probate Court yesterday an érder was:made granting letters of ad _ministration to Ann. ee on the ‘Jed, and ismow on the ground at the . put down as soon as a better supply of . vania mill, for the gravel lead that exLaccording to specifications now on file “The new pipe for thio thea ‘or the wa ter works has been manufactured, painttunnel, . It isan excellent lot of pipe, and it is believed will last as long ‘as galvanized iron, which has formerly been used. The paint with which it is coated is a mixture of chlorinized sulphurets, mineral’ paint and white lead. All the materials for laying the pipe are on the ground, and it will be water is had, which will probably be in a day ortwo. The ‘water will not be shut. off entirely for more than half an hour, South Yuba Gravel Company. The claims of this company, located enly a few weeks ago, are situated about @ mile above the Central House, and on the South Yuba side ofthe ridge. They have had men at work on the ground, who have a.tunnel in some distance, which is run around on the rim Tock, 6ne sidé of the tunnel being in gravel. “We learn that this gravel prospects feniarkably well, according to some-accounts averaging twe bits to the pan, and the gold is mostly coarse. The company held'‘a meeting on Tuesday evening, and resolved to incorporate, believing this to be the best course to pursue in opening the ground. It is their intention to put up hydraulic works, and have everything ready for operation the coming season. Prospecting Shaft, A company has commenced sinking . .8s a prospecting shaft above the Pennsyltends along the base of the ridge. Quartz Location. ten claims of one hundred feet each, on the Pennsylvania quartz ledge, situated on Mary’s Hill, in Grass Valley Township. Painting, ~ Bids will be received at the Union Hotel, up to Saturday evening next, for the painting of the Suspension Bridge, at the County Clerk’s office. OLD OFAN D. NEW coops, —aND— PROPRIETORS. OLIVER & FOX NEW HAS PURCHASED THE STORE formerly owned the pe & Whi You Het, now offer to publice gene Dry Goods, Clothing. and Groceries, AT THE LOWEST Por Cash, adliliiasineedt Approved Credit for 30 days, And hope by strict attention to business; to, meérit_a share of public patronage. (ALL PARTIES indebted to the late firm of Mason & White, will please call.and ee accounts immediately, and save am Bet, July nth, 1870—3w. fyi Household Furniture For Sale! TRS IN WANT OF FURNITURE CAN obtain at about half cost,BED ROOM SETS, ~ ‘TABLES, . ROCKING CHAIRS, STUDY TABLE & BOOK CASE, WASHING MACHINE AND WRINGER, STEWART STOVE, CROCKERY, &e, &c., by calling at the house of the subscriber. Se ae PARKER. guese, five feet two inches high, ‘sharp feat. a blue} ex. nt ebb ae chy seen had on a deed aie beown teowhs pares and asmall white hat. , Augé6—lw: . A Broadside for Humbuge. Incompetence and assurance generally go hand in hand, and of all the tribe of preten-] tious knownothings. with which society is afflicted, the unscientific “medicine men” i who attempt to tamper with the health of the community are the most dangerous and the most impudent. So much by way of Text. Now fora st cial and particular application. It appears that a mushroom growth of so called “Bitters,” is springing up under different names. in. varions localities, particularly in the Southern and Western States, which the venders have the hardihood to recommend to eaey-goiag people upon whom they think they’ can impose, as' a substitute for Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, long recognized by every class.as the purest and best medicated stimulant and invigorant the worldaffords. The concoctions referred to: being composed of worthless material offer a larger margin for profit than that Celebrated Tonic, and hence the anxiety of dollar worshiping dealers to foist them upon the public in its place. But “forwarned is santa » and all pestis, whom these distinguished (1) belage ‘are endeavoring to coax and’ inveigle into substituting fr aetandard remedy, are hereby . informed of the selfish and sordid motives which underlies the representations in question The great popularity and vast sales of Hostetter’s Bitters, can ngt, of course,be seriously impaired by these “tricks of the trade, "but as the debilitated and suffering have a direct: interest in the. matter, it is pen. an. act of passes’ to put them on their guard. ~ Peter Cadden and others have located . = . MARKET PRICES . fhis Valuable —, Medicine has been 0 widely and favorably wnin our own and foreign countries upwards of

THIRTY YEARS! It has lost none of its good name by reposied trials bak: consinges . iy oceupy & promfoo Internal Remedy. For kinds o ior CHO t ila ph sician. In ,or the most s y' India, Africa and China, where this dreadful disease is more or aglow the Pain pg is. natives, as well gre eg those climates, a pdt REMEDY ; ae ole It Ie most efictent remedy for pain. it tad fo gga getine, even in unskilifal FF oo rms or Pevcrnrennnt each batile. Sold by . Prices . 50 ets., and $1 per hottie, aug 8 PRESTON & FAIRCHILD No, 48, Broad Street, Druggists and Apothecaries And Dealers In Paints, Oils and Varnishes. WNévada, July 20th, 187). W M. BAILES M.D. ere &. Homepathic Physician Broad Street, opposite National cates on Lt adjoining Loring’s. JAMES A. STIDGER, Attorney at Law Ate EpR THE SALE OF] MINING Leasing and Houses meet Lots. Collections preety attended to Pe i with O, P. suave in NORTH ~ DR. HM. TILING, . GRADUATE AT THE University oF DoRrPat. OFFICE—Masonic ae RESIDENCE—Corner Spring nd Pine Streets, Nevada City, Saltfors NILES SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law, “ OFFICE—Corne of Broad and Pine Streets over Carley & Beckman’s saloon __ vada. JOHN CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Justice of he Peace. Nearly opposite Bas er ote anne beh ta con wm, CAMPBELL. e droite and. ener Aja ty At the Court House. Who offer far — Indueemeate . " CLOTHING, * WILL PURCHASE Two Dollars worth Se” CLOWEING . 5 J OREAT BARGAINS FOR ALL!. BrBAN s ER BROS.= (ne Hunired rhowsan Dollars . Srenran. a WORTH oF FURNISHING GOODS, BOYS’ CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, MATS, &c. ai ae. &e. At doable Low Prices . One Half of former Rates! EVERY DOLLAR SPENT cee A Tene BANNER'S EMPORIUM, of Goods, A GOOD INDUCEMENT —FOR AED IN -NEED OF _ wHaTE DAYS 1 Come and see the Bigest Store, the best selected Stock and the LOWEST PRICES ever . C8#® offered in the Interior of the State ! ‘Now is the time to make your purchases, A general invitation is extended to ail. BANNER BROS. CORNER BROAD & PINE STREETS. ‘Where do you buy your Harness, Saddles, Robes, Collars, &o? WILLIAM HOLMES, ON BROAD STREET, . A few doors below Lancaster's Stable. moe inform the people of this city an the unding towns that_he has on hand a large and splendid stock of Harness, of all kinds, Saddles, Ladiew and Gents, Carriage Trimmings, . Blankets, Robes, Bits &ec. &e. To be sold at San Francisco prices, ey” CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF %-REPATRING of all kinds and CUSTOM WORK done to order. a) FOUNTAIN SODA, AT THE .U 8. BAKERY, FINE STREET. JULIUS DREYFUSS, Kee Cream and Fountain Soda, At-ail hours of the day and evening. Parties supplied on short notice. Oyster Stews served up in the highest style of the art. Pound, Fruit Cake, iced or plain, made to order. Fresh Bread, ig oe to customers every morning. Orders let at the Bakery will be promp y attended to. jeo PiISELLING ouUT! a-THE ENTIRE STOCK IN_ges GEORGE KEENEY’S HARDWARE STORE ! wu BE CLOSED OUT IMMEDIATELY GREATLY R CED Calas ! Terms C : to the Estate of George Keeney, et either Note or Account, are Sapa to call and andge-. tle the same without de : M.S. DEAL Attorney and Counselor at Law. Y, A of ‘ite. riage and its Impediments i “Watanood : Control of the Passions.” Salemi Rekie PACIFIC INSURANCE 0 pectiully inform the eltizens . Ww oF ® city and vicinity. prepared to supply the most delicious All persons kaon ia indehead. Dre. 7.8 E. BECK, — P ROPRIETOR OF % NEW YORK MU mes eres aaa herd of Premature earnest Metie. “No. 321 Powell Street, Where he may be consulted on Can ne mittee 80 Many years success: MENTAL AND. PHYSICAL DERILI.TY, SPERMATORREGRA, ‘NOC! oe eran see Sine ae “CONTROL OF OF THE PASSIONS.” This able work, @ recent production of DR. B treats princi oe the Nervous and ‘Grenlatts ‘4 unetlons moe OReD. Manhood may be T, and how 0 GOURNAL OF CHEMISTRY. bis The abo rk so cents, trade mer week on on 4 of “DR. 8, T. E. ‘BECK, — Pee ane PowRL, STREET. tar" Due Notice will be of theyea a New York of. pedis a till 8 Fa. an und Rog ou, aly os a Sundays, 9 ; : No. 921 Powell Street, Corner Geary Street, San Francieco, jy30-3m «COMPANY, . 422, California -Street, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. Btotks.>--re eee: {81000 000,00 Loans on Real Estate aa baie Collat— worth $2,420,000. 0 sre00000 be Ges + cies. Scosche iy in Banks. United States. and other Streets ..-..5. POS eee doecesees Other Assets.. hh ba das whoa ie Total Assetgin Gold, oiaati Ge Losses Paid Promptly in Gold. on Aajustment, : A. J, Ralston, Sec*’y,. a. _3: Mant, Prevt. Insurance effected on the moet & * ~SY— ay ‘ PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, 20 _Agents for Nevada, Os). MARBLE ‘WORKS . On Broad erro Nevada City. joneen, 302,648.00 % ple ot Nevada County that e he is prepared to man‘facture to order MONT RAVE STONES, TABLE TOPS, ‘ WASH STANDB,&c. At as low rates a6 the U5! aa can be wr all “4 Grave Lots, Bu Sq aig a) iy of brick work dispatch. 70,000 ores “hte Orders le New York Monee, oF eich bt! the Daily Transcript Olen Brevis BP prompt attention. Nevada, Jaly foun ie, THOMSON: LARGE SALE OF FURNITURE At Cost Prices! ~ necator J, Bs JOHNSTON Freee EVERS an IN HIS STORE Orit RICES, on and a this date. ‘the cy oda im part o PARLOR SETS, BEDROOM SETS, BED AND BEDDING, TABLES, ALL KINDS, SOFAS, Oe CHAIRS, BUREAUS, LOUNGES, . And in fabt every in fact everything ths that is usually By sein’ an establishmen i will be foe goods and prea. Je Be JOHNSTON, In National Exchange Hotel Building. Nevada, July 28th, 1870. WILLIAMS & J Attorneys & Counselors at Law: And Notaries Public. : J.B. i -— ** TRANSCRIPT’ BUILD W, WI “Commissioner of Deeds . tor the State of Nevada. Nevade, Cal, of!” ay Losees and SS posansnnannenieests eseenee ‘ 4 u me + of Cee enn teeraranl minima iterate See ON NT